On the recordMarch 26, 2012
The Postal Service estimates that it can achieve $10 billion in cost savings without legislation, but it will require congressional action to realize the remaining $10 billion in savings.
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congress.govThe Postal Service estimates that it can achieve $10 billion in cost savings without legislation, but it will require congressional action to realize the remaining $10 billion in savings.
Outlines the need for congressional approval for additional savings in USPS plan.
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